Saravah

SARAVAH A Subliminal Protest - This film not only documents the work of relevant Brazilian artists, but also registers a turbulent period in Brazil, politically and socially, during its 5th year of military dictatorship, when artists and students dared to raise their voices against the regime. In 1969, when the film was made, it was the climax of a political upheaval filled with rumors of arrests and disappearance of prominent artists; it was a decisive time when militant intellectuals, such as writers, composers and other artists fled the country to avoid persecution; among them and also in the film is Mayuto Correa, who was Maria Bethania's musical director and the artistic director for PUC University, the country's leading entity against the dictatorship.

1969 film - 4K restoration in 2024